2024 Tax Reform: Expanding Child Tax Credit and Business Benefits

2024 Tax Reform: Expanding Child Tax Credit and Business Benefits

In a significant bipartisan move, lawmakers announced a proposal on Tuesday that seeks to expand the child tax credit and extend crucial business tax deductions. The urgent goal is to secure Congressional approval before the commencement of the tax season on January 29. This collaborative effort, led by Sen. Ron Wyden […]

Tax Proposals from 2024 Presidential Candidates: An Overview

Tax Proposals from 2024 Presidential Candidates: An Overview

As the 2024 primary season approaches, candidates from both political parties have started to outline their tax proposals. However, the details remain scarce and largely undefined. This article examines the tax plans of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, former President Donald Trump, and President Joe Biden. […]

IRS Postpones New 2023 Reporting Rule for Payment App Business Income

IRS Postpones New Reporting Rule for Payment App Business Income

The IRS has once again delayed implementing a new reporting rule that would significantly impact taxpayers receiving business income through payment apps and online marketplaces like Venmo, CashApp, Etsy, and Airbnb. Background of the Rule Change Originally part of the American Rescue Plan of 2021, the rule change aimed to lower […]

2024 Updated EV Tax Credits: Find Out Where to Get Your Discounts Now

Updated EV Tax Credits: Find Out Where to Get Your Discounts Now

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has updated the rules for electric vehicle (EV) tax credits as of January 1, 2024, presenting a mix of limitations and benefits for consumers. Decreased Eligibility but Immediate Benefits The primary change is the reduction in the number of vehicles eligible for the federal tax credits, […]

Major Tax Deductions for Ridesharing Drivers

Tax deductions for drivers

Los Angeles is a city where hard-working ride-sharing drivers are the norm. Driving for a rideshare company makes you an independent contractor and will qualify you as self-employed.  Keep in mind that in the eyes of the IRS, you are a business owner and you’ll need to file these important forms […]

The Most Common Reasons Tax Returns Get Audited

Tax Returns Get Audited

“Only about 1% of taxpayers are audited. What triggers an audit is generally something on the tax return that’s out of the ordinary,” he says. “For example, if you have a side business and file a Schedule C, the IRS will flag large losses, particularly if they offset other income. The […]